Every workspace is isolated at the database row. Every query and document search is tenant-scoped.
Matters and deals carry their own access lists. An agent sees their own deals; a clerk sees the matters they’re on.
Documents live in private buckets. Each view uses a signed link that expires — nothing is public by URL.
No Gmail or inbox scopes. Zekal never reads your email.
Approving a draft and executing it are separate, logged steps. Nothing goes out without a named person’s approval.
Commission and money-tracking ledgers are append-only. A correction is a new line that points to the old one.
Inputs, sources, draft, approver and result are recorded for every run, and kept with the record.
Every AI answer shows its tier and its sources. The legal pack has no AI answering — only cited search.
Regular database snapshots, checked by restoring them — not just by assuming they worked.
Deposits and trust funds stay in your accounts. Zekal tracks them and prepares files; it never holds or moves funds.
Every production change goes through a staging gate and an automated review before a human merges it.
We don’t list a certification until an auditor has signed it. If your firm needs one for procurement, ask and we’ll share the plan and timeline.
No. Every query and document search is scoped to your tenant, and matters and deals carry their own permissions on top of that.
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We don’t list a certification until an auditor has signed it. If your firm needs one for procurement, ask and we’ll share the plan and timeline.
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